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31/10/2024

https://open.spotify.com/episode/339v5Trr0tTcfMPWZ8G2da?si=tACQQCSvRZ6IW_jq3K2GqA

It's once again the spooky season, which means it's time for “Kyle's Killer October” at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, the horror enthusiast among us, Kyle, will have creative control of the podcast, selecting each of the movies we review from month to month.
The unifying theme for this year's edition of “Kyle's Killer October,” is “contemporary horror,” wherein we'll be reviewing horror films released within the past few years.
Today, in a special Halloween edition of the program, we review the hotly anticipated, and wildly successful, ‘s, Terrifier 3 (2024)!
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31/12/2023

2023 is coming to an end, and as tends to be the case, we were dropping new episodes right up until the last day of the year.
Thanks to all who have listened, and all who have collaborated with us this year.

05/12/2023

GODZILLA MINUS ONE (2023) Review is up!
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Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5cCC46eSMIghzgstk37IXh?si=GlLJj1XDQdu81mpZIk-Pcw

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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/catching-up-on-cinema/id1437277040?i=1000637573197

This week Trevor is joined by Richie AKA MdntAgntRAW from the ⁠Super Media Bros.⁠ Podcast to review Takashi Yamazaki's, Godzilla Minus One (2023)!
Released domestically in October, Godzilla Minus One (2023) is the the most recent Japanese produced Godzilla film since Hideaki Anno and Shinji Higuchi's critically acclaimed, Shin Godzilla (2016).
A post-war period film, Godzilla Minus One returns the franchise to its roots, exploring not only horrors of nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but also the painful process of rebuilding following the nation's unconditional surrender.
While Godzilla Minus One exceeds expectations in terms of the quality and breadth of its effects driven destruction sequences, in truth, the film's greatest strength comes in the form of it's very raw, and compelling characterizations and themes.
At times feeling like an apology to the Japanese public for the intentions and actions of the long since defunct Empire of Japan, Godzilla Minus One boldly confronts many of the traumas endured by the Japanese, both civilian and military, during and immediately after the Pacific War.
Horrifying, beautiful, uplifting, and occasionally quite funny, Godzilla Minus One is a fantastic film that deftly utilizes the franchise framework to unexpectedly deliver a compelling human drama that exceeds all expectations.
An truly exceptional Godzilla film, fit for the Big G's 70th anniversary.
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01/03/2023

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This February is Guilty Pleasures month at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be exploring the movies that we know to be suck-y, but we love 'em anyway.
Additionally, all month long we'll be changing up the show format to match that of our guest hosts from week to week.
This week Trevor is joined by Richie AKA MdntAgntRAW from the Super Media Bros. Podcast for a “Cult Cinema Showdown” review of Danny Leiner's, Dude, Where's My Car? (2000) and Mike Judge's, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996)!
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24/02/2023

https://open.spotify.com/episode/42zFiDq9DZh1hptSDMg0Oe?si=tZh35sNOTPeBpsoxyF-1ZA

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This February is Guilty Pleasures month at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be exploring the movies that we know to be suck-y, but we love 'em anyway.
Additionally, all month long we'll be changing up the show format to match that of our guest hosts from week to week.
This week we're joined by Michele and Brian from the Movies For Life podcast to review a pair of their guilty pleasure films in the form of Tommy O'Haver's, Get Over It (2001), and Stephen King's, Maximum Overdrive (1986)!
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22/02/2023

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This February is Guilty Pleasures month at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be exploring the movies that we know to be suck-y, but we love 'em anyway.
Additionally, all month long we'll be changing up the show format to match that of our guest hosts from week to week.
This week we're joined by Michele and Brian from the Movies For Life podcast to review a pair of their guilty pleasure films in the form of Tommy O'Haver's, Get Over It (2001), and Stephen King's, Maximum Overdrive (1986)!
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09/02/2023

In this clip, Chase and Trevor discuss how formative or nostalgic experiences can anchor you to your past, even or especially, guilty pleasures.

https://anchor.fm/catchinguponcinema/episodes/Guilty-Pleasures-Rent-2005--Rock-Star-2001-and-Ernest-Goes-to-Jail-1990-e1uinsv

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08/02/2023

From the most recent Guilty Pleasures episode of Catching Up On Cinema:

https://anchor.fm/catchinguponcinema/episodes/Guilty-Pleasures-Rent-2005--Rock-Star-2001-and-Ernest-Goes-to-Jail-1990-e1uinsv

Kyle answers Chase Keys from question:
Given the opportunity, what band would he act as front man for?

08/02/2023

https://anchor.fm/catchinguponcinema/episodes/Guilty-Pleasures-Rent-2005--Rock-Star-2001-and-Ernest-Goes-to-Jail-1990-e1uinsv

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This February is Guilty Pleasures month at Catching Up On Cinema!
All month long, we'll be exploring the movies that we know to be suck-y, but we love 'em anyway.
Additionally, all month long we'll be changing up the show format to match that of our guest hosts from week to week.
In this, the first week of Guilty Pleasures month, Kyle and Trevor are joined by Chase Keys from the SNEScapades podcast to review a trio of diverse Guilty Pleasure films:

9:00 – 58:00 - Rent (2005)
58:00 – 1:36:00 – Rock Star (2001)
1:36:00 – 2:11:00 – Ernest Goes to Jail (1990)
2:11:00 – 2:18:00 – Ranking our picks

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31/12/2022

Catching Up On Cinema’s 2022 stats, per Spotify.
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10/02/2022

District B13 (2004) episode is up!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/catching-up-on-cinema/id1437277040?i=1000550448571

This February at Catching Up On Cinema is “NOT Made in America” month!
All month long we'll be reviewing foreign films that have garnered American remakes.
This week, Trevor forces Kyle to join him in reviewing Pierre Morel's, District B13 (2004)!
The feature directorial debut of Luc Besson protege Morel, this French import is notable for serving as one of the earliest and most prominent showcases of parkour in mainstream film.
Starring one of the founders of the art form, David Belle, as well as fellow as traceur and stunt maestro Cyril Raffaelli, the film is lean, fast paced, and occasionally breathtaking in instances where the dialogue takes a backseat to acrobatics and techno music.
While far from perfect, and difficult to recommend to all but the most ardent of action movie fans, the film is nevertheless memorable as an important bullet point in the history and progression of trends mid-2000's action cinema.
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08/02/2022

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/catching-up-on-cinema/id1437277040?i=1000550448571

This February at Catching Up On Cinema is “NOT Made in America” month!
All month long we'll be reviewing foreign films that have garnered American remakes.
This week, Trevor forces Kyle to join him in reviewing Pierre Morel's, District B13 (2004)!
The feature directorial debut of Luc Besson protege Morel, this French import is notable for serving as one of the earliest and most prominent showcases of parkour in mainstream film.
Starring one of the founders of the art form, David Belle, as well as fellow as traceur and stunt maestro Cyril Raffaelli, the film is lean, fast paced, and occasionally breathtaking in instances where the dialogue takes a backseat to acrobatics and techno music.
While far from perfect, and difficult to recommend to all but the most ardent of action movie fans, the film is nevertheless memorable as an important bullet point in the history and progression of trends mid-2000's action cinema.
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